Ole Error Code 0x Name Error 1426
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description of this error Visual Foxpro 6.0 help gives only: OLE error code 0x"name" (Error 1426) You have received an error code from OLE (in hex), and a brief description of the error. The remedy depends on the error returned by OLE. Kuido Tue, 21 Dec 2004 18:49:54 GMT Rick Bea#2 / 2 OLE error code help Kuido, The "best" reference I've found is at http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;Q168354 - "INFO: Underlying https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/subscriptions/ewefz857(v=vs.71).aspx OLE and OLEDB Provider Errors Are Exposed Through ADO (Q168354)". Unfortunately yours isn't listed - perhaps why it's referred to as "Unknown"! Rick Quote: > Hi ! > If i get error > "OLE error code 0x800300fc Unknown COM status code" then > where I can get more precisiuos description of this error > Visual Foxpro 6.0 help gives http://computer-programming-forum.com/2-vfp/65639ad1c080a7c3.htm only: > OLE error code 0x"name" (Error 1426) > You have received an error code from OLE (in hex), and a brief > description of the error. The remedy depends on the error returned by OLE. > Kuido Thu, 23 Dec 2004 01:22:12 GMT Page 1 of 1 [ 2 post ] Relevant Pages 1. OLE error code 0x80030003: Unknown OLE status code. 2. Help with: ERROR 1429 OLE |Dispatch exception code 0 3. HELP : OLE error code 0x90040112: Appropiate license for this class not found 4. Error 1426 Ole error code 0x80020006: unknown name 5. error 1440 ole exception error OLE object may be corrupt 6. OLE Error code when using TreeView Controls 7. OLE error code 0x80070035 8. Ole Error Code ... Interface non registered 9. OLE IDISPATCH exception code 0 error when I ran a mail merge program 10. OLE error code 0x80040112 in WIN NT 11. OLE error code - RPC Server Unavailable 12. OLE error code:0x80040154 Class not registered Powered by phpBB Forum Software
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